[MeshugeMikey]

Thank you

[1rudeboy]

Facebook is good for that, I hear.

[Boogieman]

Try http://www.zabasearch.com/

[Aria]

There are lots of search sites if you google the name. You’ll have to pay something however.

[longfellowsmuse]

My first question would be does your lost relative want to be found?

If not your search will be harder because perhaps he/she has limited their online presence because they want to keep their privacy.

Try to see if they have a Facebook account, or Twitter account and try typing in their name correctly spelled with their last known city and state into google. Also, if you know their profession enter that into google with their name and see what pops up.

Sorry if this is all rather obvious, if they don’t have much of an online presence your best bet will be to find their last residence and go from there.

[Responsibility2nd]

Post on your Facebook that you are looking for lost relatives. That you just inherited a trust fund worth millions.

THAT will bring out all the lost relatives you never ever even knew you had.

(Including moi. Can you spot me 10 grand till the estate clears? Thanks in advance.)

[oh8eleven]

White Pages

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

https://pipl.com/

http://radaris.com/

http://www.veromi.com/

http://stevemorse.org/ssdi/ssdi.html

[ReaganÜberAlles]

zabasearch

[Nea Wood]

I don’t know if you’re looking for a man or woman, but FWIW, I’ve found that classmates.com is a good place to find female relatives because they’re listed under their maiden names there.

[The Great RJ]

If your relative is long lost or likely dead try genealogy sites.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

http://www.spokeo.com/?g=name_gs_C000213&gclid=CNvQ057niL8CFcvm7AodPTsAyg

[sauropod]

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[kevkrom]

Run for office as a conservative. The opposition will find all relatives and other associates.

[informavoracious]

What do you mean by “lost”?

[Rockingham]

I have found an app, Argali, to be useful for telephone and address searches. Ten searches a month are free with the home edition. Also, the website Reporter's Desktop collects a wide range of free search tools, and BRBpub is a useful free portal for searching local and state public record searches. That ought to get you off to a good start.